Bailiff Full-time Job

Job Opportunity as a Bailiff with the Ministry of Justice

Overview

The Ministry of Justice is offering an exciting opportunity to join their Collections team as a Bailiff. As part of the Ministry's debt portfolio management, the Collections team plays a crucial role in enforcing outstanding fines, reparation, and civil debts through warrant execution and serving court documents. The Bailiff function is a national operation with a team spread across different locations in New Zealand.

Responsibilities

• Enforce outstanding fines, reparation, and civil debts
• Serve court documents
• Visit individuals at their homes and workplaces
• Execute warrants which may include attaching wheel clamps or seizing assets
• Work independently and make decisions under pressure
• Handle challenging situations with resilience and negotiation skills

Requirements

• No specific prior experience required
• Good judgement and decision-making skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a national team
• Effective communication and negotiation skills
• Resilience in facing challenges
• Full driver's license

Benefits

The Ministry of Justice offers a supportive work environment with benefits such as flexible work hours, professional development opportunities, and access to inclusive networks. Employees also get 4.4 weeks of holiday leave and the chance to develop a variety of skills while advancing their career within the organization.

Salary

The salary range for the Bailiff position is between $65,066 and $90,008 based on skills and experience, providing a competitive compensation package.

Application Process

To apply for the Bailiff position with the Ministry of Justice, visit the Careers Website and submit your CV and cover letter to recruitment@justice.govt.nz. The application deadline is 27 May 2024, but early submissions are encouraged as CVs will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Don't miss this chance to become part of a national team dedicated to upholding justice and resolving debts in a challenging yet rewarding role.

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